Twin Pine Farm

Twin Pine Farm is proud to offer an intensive English and Western riding program this summer.

Our summer camp program is open to boys and girls ages 6 through 17.

Whether you are a complete beginner or a polished show rider, we at Twin Pine Farm can help you learn more about horses and achieve your riding goals.

In our Olympic size indoor arena, you will learn the fundamentals of horse care and the basics for riding competitively in today's show ring.

Intermediate and Advanced riders will learn the upper level skills needed to further their riding talent.

See photos from previous camp sessions

2015 Dates

Session 1: July 6 - 10
Session 2: July 20 - 24
Session 3: Aug 3 - 7

Camp Schedule

Riders will be grouped according to ability, since each session is limited to ten riders. Students are encouraged to sign up early.

Day camp sessions will run from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Riders will spend the morning in the saddle learning either balance seat or stock seat equitation. During lunch, we will review the morning riding lesson via video. After lunch, students will take part in unmounted instruction, followed by a second riding session.

Extended hours are available for youngsters who can not be picked up by 3:30pm. Pickup each day scheduled for 6:30pm is an additional $50.00 per child per week.

Proper Attire

Every student needs to wear hard soled shoes with a heel and close fitting pants (e.g., jeans) or riding breeches if possible. Protective head gear will be provided for those who don't have their own.

Tuition

Our day camp rate is $450.00 per person per week. A $150.00 non-refundable deposit is due at time of registration. This will be applied towards the camp fee.

Registration Form

Please download our registration form (pdf), fill out one for each child who will be attending, and mail it with your $150 deposit to:
Twin Pine Farm
34 Jewett St.
Pepperell, MA 01463.

Additional Information

For additional information, please call Cathy Tyler at 978-433-5252. You are welcome to come and meet us and our horses before camp begins.